Agarwood is a healthy wood white trees which are considered a non-timber grade due to its soft tissue. Agarwood tree or known as Aquilaria Species must be infected with mold or bacteria invasion through what we called the “inoculation” process in order for them to produces a salutary self-defense material to conceal damages or infections which in results forms a dark-resinous resin.
Agarwood Inoculation
12 years of bio-serum engineering in agarwood inoculation
Our Bio-serum is a formula that we have developed and improvised for the past 12 years and currently, our bio-serum has evolved to the fourth generations engineered to boost and maximized resin formation per tree up-to 80% within 18 months. Throughout the process of formulating our formula, we only use organic materials and healthy bacteria without any chemical elements.
Innovation at forefront
We don’t tell our clients how good our bio-serum inoculation works and how much resin per tree can produce instead we let the results speak for themselves.
- 12 years of research and development.
- Engineered yield high resin formation.
- Organic materials and healthy bacteria.
- No chemical presence.
- Safe for humans and does not pollute the environment.
Organically engineered for Maximum Result
You can transform your business to a revenue-producing asset that lets you work as much or as little as you want.
Upon receiving your inquiry, we will proceed to the interview process from the phone and will schedule a site visit to your agarwood plantation. There is no minimum number of trees required for inoculation as long as the trees pass through our inspection process. Preferably trees above 6 years old.
Worry less because, through our unique Agarnomic business model, local agarwood planters who don’t have access to extra capital to engage our inoculation service can opt for the Joint-Venture program from our company. However, it still depends on a per-project basis and the size of the plantation.
You still can participate in an Agarwood plantation even you don’t have agarwood trees. your participation will be through our stakeholders’ program. Reach us at cs.dadvanceagarwood@gmail.com for more information.